How long can you not have sex during pregnancy?

Young people nowadays pay great attention to their health. In order to have a healthy baby, they will prepare for pregnancy in advance. Successful pregnancy after preparation is a very happy thing, but you must also pay attention to some details during pregnancy. You must not have sex casually, otherwise it is very likely to cause miscarriage, and it will also cause great harm to the female body. So how long can you not have sex during pregnancy?

First, how long during pregnancy can you not have sex? Clinically, the early stages of a woman's pregnancy refer to the first three months. During the first three months of pregnancy, the embryo is in a critical period of embryonic differentiation and brain development. In particular, the connection between the placenta and the mother's uterine wall is not tight. If sexual intercourse is performed, the uterus may be vibrated due to improper movements or excessive mental excitement, which may easily cause the placenta to fall off and cause miscarriage. Even if you are very careful during sexual intercourse, it will affect the development of the fetus. Miscarriage can also occur due to pelvic congestion and uterine contraction in pregnant women.

Second, when having sex during pregnancy, you must pay attention to the choice of body position, and the principle is not to compress the pregnant woman's abdomen. Usually the side-lying position is more scientific. The husband can also adopt the rear-side-lying position with his wife hugged from behind. Secondly, the movements should not be too intense, you should not use too much force, you should not stimulate the uterus violently, and the time should not be too long. If any sudden condition such as unexpected bleeding or stomach pain occurs, you should stop having sex immediately and go to the hospital for examination if necessary. In addition, semen contains prostaglandins that cause the uterus to contract, so it is recommended that husbands wear condoms during sexual intercourse. Pregnant women with a history of miscarriage, threats of premature birth, gestational uremia, or serious complications should not have sexual intercourse.

How long should you be pregnant before you can have sex? Although you can have sex during pregnancy, because women will definitely undergo some physiological changes during pregnancy, if you want to have sex, you must make some changes. The first 3 months and the last 2 months of pregnancy; when there are abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding, or when the doctor believes that there is a possibility of miscarriage or premature birth; pregnant women with a history of multiple miscarriages or premature births should pay attention to reducing the possibility of another miscarriage or premature birth; those who are not suitable for having sex due to obstetric reasons such as placenta previa; pregnant women with serious complications, etc., are not suitable for having sex during pregnancy.